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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1926
Page
7
The report describes the River Gorge near Franklin remaining at a stable level despite rising water elsewhere. Observers note near-freezing temperatures gradually thawing and water moving slowly, with concerns about potential changes if conditions continue.
Reported escaped inmates Heb Bh teniy Stulte Harry Grote plotted to attack jail staff. They were separated by cells but attempted to breach a dividing wall to reach Crum. Guards secured the area and a court trial is pending.
Columbus Grange plans services at the Community church on Sunday February 28 with Rev L J Biglinney as pastor at 11 00 am on the subject that jams is the chief A Sunday School gathering is at 645 pm A church night follows Thursday with a board meeting to confer third and second degree for class four Dinner served by a church committee News notes include Community Aid all day meeting Thursday March dil a menu of roast beef chicken pie and fellowship The article mentions Mrs Nellie Scholion and a new appointment for a government service award by Governor Pinchot
A Dunkirk case reports a lawyer’s reinstatement request denied after a conviction. The ruling bars him from practicing law, cites disbarment, and notes the attorney’s eligibility remained under review by authorities.
An old advertisement touts St Jacob Oil as a painless remedy for rheumatism and joint pains. It claims instant relief from soreness and stiffness and urges readers to purchase at local stores.
A misleading promotion claims a new method treats asthma during winter and promises free trials. The ad urges readers to act quickly, offering a free trial and appealing to those weakened by severe asthma.
An oddly garbled notice from a New York location hints at a free trial coupon offer. Names and places are unclear, but the fragment suggests a promotional blurb lacking concrete dates or entities.
United Press reports Pittsburgh edging toward the moniker City of Bridges as three new suspension and cantilever spans join 400 plus smaller structures. The 2,363 foot Liberty Bridge and the Seventh Street bridge highlight a 1922 to 1927 program costing about 14.0 million dollars, with completion targeted for spring 1027 as a wave of river crossings reshapes the skyline.
Enright, a farmer from Bath, was found guilty of first degree manslaughter in the death of Timothy Shay, a farm hand. The court set a twenty year penalty. sentencing date to be announced. The verdict was delivered after jury deliberation as relatives and officials observed the proceedings.
Malays stain their teeth in multiple colors with bright hues and vivid tints. A brilliant green is noted with their use of unusual dyes and natural materials.
A historic newspaper page presents classified sections for home, office, farm services, vehicles, real estate, and personal notices. It includes ad guidelines, rates, and classifications, with dense listings ranging from automotives to household goods and employment ads.
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